Fabulous Lincoln Center's fine silkscreen limited-edition print by Dorothea Rockburne titled "Mozart and Mozart Upside Down and Backwards", created in 1993 for the benefit of the Lincoln Center Print and Sculpture collection. The artwork features two balanced, vertically stacked clusters of overlapping geometric squares set against a deep, vibrant royal blue background. The overall composition feels highly structured yet dynamic, mimicking the rhythm and counterpoint of classical music. The featured colors are royal blue, golden-yellow, lime green, magenta, and regal blue. The bottom border of the print displays the artist's name, the institution, and the title in clean, spaced, white letters reading: The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. 25th Anniversary Season October 1993-September 1994. Mozart, and Mozart Upside-Down and Backwards. Dorothea Rockburne/List Art Posters 1993 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. The art print is protected under acrylic and housed in a professionally framed lightweight minimalist aluminum frame with a silver finish. This print is a breathtaking piece of collectible art. Dorothea Rockburne is a celebrated Canadian-born abstract artist celebrated for her highly intellectual approach to art, seamlessly merging geometry, mathematics, and astronomy into physical form. She is an active figure in the art world, based out of her long-time Soho loft studio in New York City. Her work has been honored with major retrospective exhibitions at prestigious institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Dia Beacon, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Frame dimensions: Width 47" x Height 38" x Depth 1.25" Art dimensions: Width 45" x Height 36" Details: Medium: Silkscreen on high-quality paper. Frame material: Aluminum in silver finish. Colors: Royal blue, golden-yellow, lime green, magenta, and regal blue. Style: Geometric Abstraction, Post-Minimalism, Conceptual Art. Artist: Dorothea Rockburne Title: Mozart and Mozart Upside Down and Backwards. Art subjects: Musical Structure as Geometry. Year created: 1993 Printed in the U.S.A